Homework: Clotee Notes Language Arts: Read pages 87-92. Answer questions on the worksheets that pertain to this reading. Science: Finish Lab Sheet 3.1 (What is the elastic force of the rubber band) Also if you didn't finish the moon questions those are due as well.
Reminder: Final Social Studies Itinerary is due Friday.
In Class:
Each year on January 6, pilgrims travel to the ancient Maya city of Tizimín in the Yucatán peninsula to celebrate Epiphany. The festival of the Day of the Kings combines pre-Columbian and modern themes, all of them gilded with the touch of the Mayas. http://www.intheamericas.com/ Video: Geography of the Caribbean This colorful episode emphasizes the geography, history, music, and lively cultures of the islands of the Caribbean. Central America Today: The Heritage Central America's geographical position as a world crossroads attracted many powerful outside forces-sometimes bringing hope and progress, but more often bringing war and upheaval. Natural forces like earthquakes and volcanoes have also been devastating to this area. This clip exdplores the dramatic events that have affected the history and growth of Central America and contributed to its rich heritage of Native American, Spanish, and English cultures.
Central America Today: The Geography A region rich in natural beauty and abounding with geologic activity, Central America has an exciting and diverse geography. This video illustrates how the region was formed geologically, and vivid footage depicts the primary geographic features of the region: volcanoes, lakes, mountains, coastal lowlands and jungles. The geographical, political and cultural boundaries of the seven countries.
Central America A region rich in natural beauty and abounding with geologic activity, Central America has an exciting and diverse geography. This video illustrates how the region was formed geologically, and vivid footage depicts the primary geographic features of the region: volcanoes, lakes, mountains, coastal lowlands and jungles. The geographical, political and cultural boundaries of the seven countries are examined. The climate, vegetation, and natural resources of each country is discussed, including how they affect the region's agricultural produce, manufacturing, and exports. Transportation systems are also explored, especially the international route through the Panama Canal. Puerto Rico
Clotee Notes
Language Arts: Read pages 87-92. Answer questions on the worksheets that pertain to this reading.
Science: Finish Lab Sheet 3.1 (What is the elastic force of the rubber band)
Also if you didn't finish the moon questions those are due as well.
Reminder: Final Social Studies Itinerary is due Friday.
In Class:
Each year on January 6, pilgrims travel to the ancient Maya city of Tizimín in the Yucatán peninsula to celebrate Epiphany. The festival of the Day of the Kings combines pre-Columbian and modern themes, all of them gilded with the touch of the Mayas.
http://www.intheamericas.com/
Video:
Geography of the Caribbean
This colorful episode emphasizes the geography, history, music, and lively cultures of the islands of the Caribbean.
Central America Today: The Heritage
Central America's geographical position as a world crossroads attracted many powerful outside forces-sometimes bringing hope and progress, but more often bringing war and upheaval. Natural forces like earthquakes and volcanoes have also been devastating to this area. This clip exdplores the dramatic events that have affected the history and growth of Central America and contributed to its rich heritage of Native American, Spanish, and English cultures.
Central America Today: The Geography
A region rich in natural beauty and abounding with geologic activity, Central America has an exciting and diverse geography. This video illustrates how the region was formed geologically, and vivid footage depicts the primary geographic features of the region: volcanoes, lakes, mountains, coastal lowlands and jungles. The geographical, political and cultural boundaries of the seven countries.
Central America
A region rich in natural beauty and abounding with geologic activity, Central America has an exciting and diverse geography. This video illustrates how the region was formed geologically, and vivid footage depicts the primary geographic features of the region: volcanoes, lakes, mountains, coastal lowlands and jungles. The geographical, political and cultural boundaries of the seven countries are examined. The climate, vegetation, and natural resources of each country is discussed, including how they affect the region's agricultural produce, manufacturing, and exports. Transportation systems are also explored, especially the international route through the Panama Canal.
Puerto Rico